to its highest level in more than two weeks that is the only eight percent lower as you see here adam isaacs close down over a quarter of the sat most of the blue chips finished in the red bucking the trend with gazprom that at one point two percent black. now the week has been volatile for the russet markets with investors worried by debt problems in europe. it's thought it's with decent growth in international markets but. tuesday we saw a sharp decline in all markets and actually that was driven by korean problems and second the weakness of europe on concerns that ireland is experiencing serious problems and europe will have to help them with with the situation but then we saw the growth the own wednesday just before thanksgiving day in just a russian market full of this in general situation is changing that's for sure we saw someone to money entering russian markets and we saw the bias probably first time in many many months i would say industrial which is very very important because from looks very interesting i think the board decided to cut complex next year by ten percent which was t

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